Comedian Kate Quigley's titillating resume includes hosting an adult-video awards show and doing stand-up in a bikini. But those venturing out to Mall of America's House of Comedy this week expecting Playboy After Dark are in for a different sort of adult education.

Quigley dedicated nearly her entire act Wednesday to the insatiable desires of a divorcee in her 30s. But the host of the podcast, #DateFails, managed to obsess on sex without ever sounding filthy, a difficult trick for any comic, let alone one who looks like Lindsay Lohan's older and wiser sis.

Quigley pulls it off by aiming for the audience's sympathies rather than their libidos, getting them on their side early with a bit about how she married too young, and keeping them there as she crept into more and more explicit territory.

After the show, Quigley chatted about how she's adjusting her act to appeal to more than just male horndogs. It's a smart move, one that doesn't require wearing a bikini.

Quigley and opening act Brian Redban, an inventive, versatile comic whose made a name for himself in podcasts, will be in town through Saturday. For tickets, visit https://moa.houseofcomedy.net/

A Kevin Cannon sketch of Finn, the hero of "Adventure Time." Says Cannon: "I drew this last month while writing the first script. It's not going to be published anywhere, just something I doodled to get me in the mood to write!”

Open the next few issues of the “Adventure Time” comics, and you’ll find the words of Minneapolis cartoonist Kevin Cannon.

Cannon will be the creative mind behind the antics of “Adventure Time” characters Jake and Finn in issues 70 to 73 of the comic book based on the beloved Cartoon Network series.

The opportunity “came out of the blue,” said Cannon, whose illustrations have frequently run in the Star Tribune.

Kaboom!, the publisher behind the comics, approached him after an editor read Cannon's graphic novel “Far Arden,” published in 2009. Despite this being “old” in graphic-novel years, Cannon’s work apparently stood out.

The first issue will come out in a few months and tell the beginnings of a tale of Jake and Finn escaping their cleaning duties, at a cost. The pair consults a witch to make “doubles” of themselves that keep doubling. After much mischief, their home has been overrun by Jakes and Finns.

Cannon said it was a mix of fun and stress to write the story. It definitely entailed research -- he binge-watched the show.

“You get to be the mouthpiece for these characters who are so beloved,” he said. “You want to be an accurate voice for them, so I went back and watched as many episodes as I could to refresh my head about the plots, and (note) the little sayings of all of the characters.”